Atrazine catabolism by a combined bacterial association (KRA30) under carbon- and nitrogen-limitations in a retentostat.

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Atrazine catabolism by a combi ...... -limitations in a retentostat.

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Braster M

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Costa C

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Ralebitso-Senior TK

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Röling WF

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Senior E

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van Verseveld HW

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10.1046/J.1365-2672.2003.01925.X

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